translated from Spanish: What about our agreement with the IMF regarding Lagarde’s resignation?

The now former director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) had been one of the main promoters of the current agreement we have signed with the agency so after his resignation the concerns were felt. In turn, it falls just one month before the STEPS and weeks later since the opposition will join the Fund and establish its position either to renegotiate the terms of the debt (ALberto Fernández) or increase the payment terms (Roberto Lavagna). While it is true that the relationship with President Macri himself and the Finance Minister, Dujovne, was an important point, this does not mean that the international body responds to the interest of its member countries, where the United States has veto power. In this sense, it has already been announced that the director who will take over the management until a new director is dislodged will be Davi Lipton, an American man who was most reluctant to give the authorization to the Central Bank of the Argentine Republic to intervene in the c market ambiency if there were jumps in the currency for the elletoral campaign. However, he was also the one who relented. In any case, its mandate will be provisional until a new director, or director, is appointed, suspected of European origin in the tradition of the Fund. Until the de-glain is done, we will not know who we are going to negotiate with and its replacement will be determined by the main shareholders of the IMF (United States, Germany and France).

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